Help me find a "Happy Birthday" ringtone without getting scammed

Today is my sister's birthday, and I thought it would be fun to send
her a "happy birthday" ringtone to her phone.

She has a Motorola RAZR, and I have a Nokia N93. Is there any way/where
I can get such a ringtone from and then send to her, or a place that
will send it direct to her phone?

I don't mind paying - but I don't want to sign up for a subscription or
get scammed! (Are most ringtone companies scammers these days? Seems
that way.)

Any help?

On Nov 21, 10:36 am, "David Glover" <goo...@davidglover.org> wrote:
> Today is my sister's birthday, and I thought it would be fun to send
> her a "happy birthday" ringtone to her phone.
>
> She has a Motorola RAZR, and I have a Nokia N93. Is there any way/where
> I can get such a ringtone from and then send to her, or a place that
> will send it direct to her phone?
>
> I don't mind paying - but I don't want to sign up for a subscription or
> get scammed! (Are most ringtone companies scammers these days? Seems
> that way.)
>
> Any help?

There's a 20 second 224k MP3 version free here :

http://www.presentationhelper.co.uk/...und_clips2.htm

Just right click and save to your desktop

or a direct download to your pc here :

http://www.presentationhelper.co.uk/...y_birthday.mp3

Dunno if you could connerct and download by WAP

Both phones should be capable of playing an MP3 as a ringtone providing
you can connect your PC to your phone to get the MP3 across then send
it to your sis.

google@davidglover.org declared for all the world to hear...
> Today is my sister's birthday, and I thought it would be fun to send
> her a "happy birthday" ringtone to her phone.
>
> She has a Motorola RAZR, and I have a Nokia N93. Is there any way/where
> I can get such a ringtone from and then send to her, or a place that
> will send it direct to her phone?
>
> I don't mind paying - but I don't want to sign up for a subscription or
> get scammed! (Are most ringtone companies scammers these days? Seems
> that way.)
>
> Any help?

Find the tune on the internet somewhere, use sound editing software to
cut it up "mp3 trimmer" for example, and then email it to her?

Or put it on some webspace and send her a link by text message?

Most ringtone services will sign you up for a subscription so be
careful.
--
Regards
Jon